Latin Language

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2010-02-08 Latin - Business Name:

Hello, please note that: -“Nulli secundus” is correct if the adjective “secundus” refers to a masculine noun in the nominative singular as a subject of a sentence like e.g. in “Nulli Caesar fuit

2010-02-07 Ancient Languages - Author Phrase:

Hello, Here’s the correct translation you are looking for: -“In luce vivo meamque obscuritatem intus fero in animo" [I live in the light, and carry my darkness within me]. See below for grammatical

2010-02-06 Latin - Query re translation:

Hello, the correct translation of 'That which doesn't kill me, makes me stronger' is the following: -“Quod me non necat me fortiorem facit” [with “fortiorem” instead of “furtiorem” which does not

2010-02-06 Ancient Languages - Dum SpiroSpero:

Hello, If you want to know the translation of the Latin motto “Dum Spiro Spero”, here it is: -"While I breathe, I hope", i.e. “As long as I live (breathe), I hope”. With regard to your question

2010-02-05 Etymology (Meaning of Words) - Etymology:

Hello, I hope you're having a fine weekend, When movies are recorded on film there's a room where the film is edited and the unwanted portions fall to the floor, the so-called cutting room floor